Don't you think that you are a little bit over the top?Oh, a fellow funny loving guyI agree, let us have fun with Aztecs.
Aztecs -- I called it!
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No, I'm facepalming about how much we have in common! Can't wait for this new DLC to be released, gonna be a ton-o-fon hehehe
This isn't a total fantasy DLC, its just like Columbus (or any other explorer) was born on the other side of the Atlantic..
Why not? They have supported the core game a hell of a lot more than most other devs, let them do weird stuff.
Always fun to try something new, right?
I assure you, this isn't the end of CKII, like some people seems to think(?) there's more in the pipeline : )
We're always hard at work at PDS : )
I assure you, this isn't the end of CKII, like some people seems to think(?) there's more in the pipeline : )
We're always hard at work at PDS : )
no doubt youre working hard, but with these idea's im wondering if you arent working too hard. heck, even vikings that actually colonised the new world would have been at leats plausable. but not this.
Except now we have a neolithic civilization attacking feudal Europe with weapons made of rock and stones. I do hope they brought dinosaurs with them.
Hey man, those Aztecs weapons were more advanced than those flimsy blades of metal the Europeans foolishly used
I'm a little amused that we're talking about a game in which Ireland could conquer all of Europe, the Fatimids send jihads to Iceland, the Empire can turn gavelkind, or any other of the totally crazy, completely ahistorical things that can happen – but God forbid that Aztecs should show up!
Relax, guys. It's a game, not an historical simulation (and I say that as a professional historian). Sounds like it could be good fun, so I for one welcome our new feathered serpentine overlord.
Relax, guys. It's a game, not an historical simulation (and I say that as a professional historian). Sounds like it could be good fun, so I for one welcome our new feathered serpentine overlord.
I'd prefer if they worked on adding more things and new features. Unless this DLC adds new features, it not worth purchasing as you could code that in yourself.
You mean a post that makes sense.
What is hilarious is that Sunset Invasion announcement, unless they're not joking.
I'm pretty disappointed with this DLC. I don't think I'll be buying it. I was hoping for expanding the historical content.
I mean, I like the Aztecs. I've been a fan of their culture and mythology since I was nine years old. But I purchased Crusader Kings II for a comprehensive medieval strategy roleplaying game, and expanding outside the setting takes away from much wanted expansions within the setting.
By all means, Paradox, create a game about the Aztecs. I would probably play such a game. I like the Aztecs. But Crusader Kings II is not about Aztecs. Make DLC that adds papal elections. Make DLC that expounds on the Ethiopian region. Increase the timeline.
But Aztecs? Not for me.
It's good that other people will be able to enjoy this DLC, but I'm disappointed to not be among them.
I mean, I like the Aztecs. I've been a fan of their culture and mythology since I was nine years old. But I purchased Crusader Kings II for a comprehensive medieval strategy roleplaying game, and expanding outside the setting takes away from much wanted expansions within the setting.
By all means, Paradox, create a game about the Aztecs. I would probably play such a game. I like the Aztecs. But Crusader Kings II is not about Aztecs. Make DLC that adds papal elections. Make DLC that expounds on the Ethiopian region. Increase the timeline.
But Aztecs? Not for me.
It's good that other people will be able to enjoy this DLC, but I'm disappointed to not be among them.